Russian Alphabet Pronunciation // How to Pronounce Russian Letters

х-л-е-б - flag. It's something new. I always thought that it's BREAD but not FLAG.

My mom forced me to try and learn spanish on duolingo so i tested out the mechanics in Russian and overall its very easy. The sounds line up with American words as well as when they're strung together, its just a little difficult memorizing that similar letters do not have the same sounds as English letters

To whoever made this video: just so you know, this video could have been made in a less cringe way. It was possible. You could have done it. Just so you know.

This is brilliant! You can even listen with a glass of wine and practice.

Thanks for these useful videos ❤ i also want to Thank the positive comments 😊 let's learn Russian 🎉🎉🎉

How can write' junmaya ' this name Korean letter

😎माधरचोदो चिंता ना करो पुतिनवा भाषा सहित पेलवा देगा😎

men belede basa dusmurem🥺

Wow, this is very difficult for me.
I will understand this Russian alphabet.

😇👼👌👍♠️💵💵🤭good luck 👼👼 😇

Сиувиа Silvia
Сильвия aaahh almost

Банана banana
Г ㄱ
Р = R
И i
З ze
Интернет Internet
Йога Yoga
Нет nyent no

Guys do you know anymore websites or apps that would help with learning Russian?

Ну я думаю что русские поддержат этот ролик

Oh elu

Оеээщ ршны

а, б, в, г, д, е, ë, ж, з, и, й, к, l, м, и, о, п, р, с, т, у, ф, х, ц, ч, ш, щ, ь, (with one line on the top) ы, ь, э, ю, я are all the 33 russian letters.

It is impossible to say tshe. (ч)

The ikratka…. Letter I can’t pronounce it 😭💔

Still way easier than learning Arabic or Thai Alphabet

Интересно, ты понимаешь?

that good for me
i like it 🥰😍😘😍😍

I like the way this video features the spelling of words exemplifying each letter of the alphabet.

Grazie è molto bello e vorrei proprio imparare la lingua russa. Ma la traduzione è in inglese e per chi come me non è molto brava in inglese si può trovare un po in difficoltà

😮

can someone tell me what the grey and red means in the alphabet ? :)

❤❤❤❤ เยี่ยม ลองเอาไปใช้ใน คัมภีร์ของGOD หึหึหึหึ

So confusing

I remember learning all this back in 2019 when I tried to learn Russian. Lost touch with the language for whatever reason but really got back into it back in March or so. Certainly remember being surprised then that I could still read Cyrillic and that it had stuck with me, especially since I was still in school in 2019 and having to learn German.

Still don't understand the distinction between "Ш" and "Щ" though, is it just that one is formed towards the back of the mouth and the other in the front? I imagine the difference between "Большой" and "Больщой" isn't going to make any Russian question what I meant, and I think as a foreigner I'd probably get a pass, but it would still be nice to try and get it right.

So nobody in the comment section is going to talk about how Ш and Щ sound like literally THE SAME letters?
Help me please😂

Thank you !!!

Helpful vid. Learning Russian and the culture as a beginner. Спасибо!

Kristina, how can we pronounce the following word "чрезвычайным"? can you post a sound file with slow pronunciation, if possible? thanks in advance.

this is the best way to learn russian through this video amazing

As someone who grew up with the Latin alphabet system, some of these letters sound made up, but I'm sure someone growing up with this alphabet would think some of our letters strange.

Приятно осознавать, что так много людей пытаются выучить столь сложный язык

I like the Russian language

Нимме тнем баззи

Russich ist schwer für mich

Perfect..!!

Incredible video! In most cases, the reason for unsatisfactory results of learning a foreign language is a loss of interest in the student, or you have stopped at some stage of their training and began to "stomp in one place. Thus, the effort and time you have spent in the absence of new techniques will not allow progress in mastering the language. For example, if you spend your time and effort learning the alphabet for months on end, you will not learn to read, write, speak and understand the spoken and written language. Yuriy Ivantsiv in his book "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign language" writes that you should not selectively stop at one thing, and try to gradually move forward, without skipping anything and not jumping, developing all the necessary language skills for you proportionally. Only then will you get effective results. In your strategy for learning any information for you, including a foreign language, you should adhere to the following principle: you made a breakthrough - mastered the new information, then you need to take the time to consolidate the material and bring it to automaticity. The next step - learn new material and master it, and so on. "There are no secrets to success. It's the result of good preparation, hard work, and learning from your mistakes." Colin Powell. Many thanks to the author of the channel for the tremendous work in creating the instructional video. Thanks to such helpful videos, we have rapid progress in language learning.

Hey, guys, I'm russian and I'm learning English now. I find somebody who can help me to lear english and i also can help you to learn russian. We can practicize together. Surely, I prefer somebody from UK, especially British people but it's not essential! (It because i can copy your accent if we speak)